Resistance and Colonialism: Insurgent Peoples in World History

Chapter 1 Rethinking Resistance and colonialism, Nuno Domingos, Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo, Ricardo Roque. Part I - Hidden Accounts. Chapter 2 Demystifying "Millenarianism": Oral Historical Evidence of Pukhtun Resistance and Colonial Warfare in the North-West Frontier of British India, Sameetah Agha. Chapter 3 Fighters for Independence and rural society in colonial Algeria, Raphaëlle Branche. Chapter 4 Gender struggle in Guinea-Bissau: Women's participation on and off the liberation record, Inês Galvão and Catarina Laranjeiro.- Chapter 5 Resisting the Conceptualization of Theft as Resistance and Informing as Collaboration: Capitalization Strategies on Angola's Colonial-Era Diamond Mines, 1917-1975, Todd Cleveland. Part II - Local Encounters. Chapter 6 'The Barbarians War: colonization and indigenous resistance in Brazil (1650-1720), Pedro Puntoni. Chapter 7 'A most inconvenient warfare': The impact of rebel-dacoits on rural resistance and colonial security after the Indian "Mutiny" of 1857, Jacob Smith. Chapter 8 Amphibious Flight and Transboundary Water Politics: Runaway Slaves in the Lower Orinoco River Basin in the Eighteenth Century, Matthew Nielsen. Chapter 9 Disrupted ecologies and Conflicting Repertories of Colonial Rule in Early 20th century São Tomé, Marta Macedo. Chapter 10 Beyond Resistance and Collaboration: The "Bargains" of Cooperation in the Spanish Sahara, 1950s-1970s, Andreas Stucki. Part III - Transnational Processes. Chapter 11 Colonial Resistance and Anglo-German relations: The case of Jakob Marengo, Mads Bomholt Nielsen. Chapter 12 Of Internal and External Imperialisms: International Law and Confucianist Visions of Empire as Latent Resistance in the Late Qing, Alexander Kais. Chapter 13 - International dimensions of resistance: Portuguese colonial labour policies and its critics abroad (1951-1963), José Pedro Monteiro.